March 6, 2023
The NCCU Law Review and Science & IP Law Review invites you to speak at their Spring Symposium on Friday, April 14, 2023. As a speaker, you will have the opportunity to share your ideas and engage in a dynamic discussion with other legal scholars, practitioners, and experts. Your participation in this event will be…
March 6, 2023
The ongoing national conversation about Confederate monuments often focuses on history, on the intent of those who erected the monuments and their disputed meaning today. Too rarely do we discuss the harm these symbols inflict on Black Americans every day. Undue Harm will highlight these harms from multiple perspectives– through scholars, activists, lawyers, artists, and elected officials– in order to underscore not only the urgency of eradicating these symbols of white supremacy but also the need to address the immense harm they have inflicted.
March 3, 2023
Thank you to all that joined us at the 2022 Black Lawyers Ball on Dec. 16, 2022. With your help, we raised over $10,000 for our scholarships for minority law students in North Carolina. We hope that everyone had a great time and we hope to see you at next year’s ball. Click here to…
The 2023 Governor’s Page Program – Black Student Leaders Page Week application is open. The page program allows students 16-18 years old to gain an in-depth understanding of state government. Throughout the week, Pages will be onsite in the Governor’s Office and will have the chance to tour government buildings and visit historical sites such…
February 28, 2023
The members and supporters of Capital City Lawyers Association are invited to the Roadways to the Bench event on April 3, 2023 at Campbell Law School in Raleigh. This second nationwide Roadways to the Bench diversity program will be hosted by the federal judiciary, with a particular focus on expanding the pipeline of potential bankruptcy and magistrate judges. The…
